Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-29


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CLEAN the streets.
BASE ball is about done.
ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
JOHN COLEMAN is moving into his new
room.
POLICE COURT WAS blank yesterday
morning.
A sERENADING party was out Friday
morning. Did you suffer?
ONE deed of trust was admitted to record
in Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
THE wire netting has been placed entirely
along the south side Of the bridge.
1T WAS reported last evening that Mich
OILS and Morrison had signed with the home
club for next season.
The weekly social gatherings Of st.
Luke's Church are most pleasant and must
be productive of great good.
ATTENTION is call to the new time card
of the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railway,
which goes into effect on Monday.
THE painting of st. Luke's Episcopal
Church, Island, is about finished. The
building appears to great advantage.
MEssRs. K. X. GIFFIN and John A.
ZOrn yesterday formed cOpartnershlp
under the firm name of r. X. Gittin x Co.
SIX new carpets for the Custom House
were received by Custodian Egerter yes
terday, and will be put down on the floors
at once.
REV. Mr.. CAN'T on Sunday evening
will give an account of the debate held at
the late church congress about the higher
education Of woman.
IT is not an unusual thing for the Board
of Gas Trustees to have an expert go over
the books at the expiration of term. In
fact, il occurs about every two years.
The Seventh ward base ball club will
cross bats with the Eighth ward club at
the Island Park Saturday afternoon. Game
called at 2:3O p. m. Admission free.
JOHN PRACHT, the popular baker OF
South Main street, came out yesterday
with a new bread wagon which certainly
is daisy. 1t was built by Frank Lott.
To DAY begins the subscription tor the
German night school at Mrs Nina Neuer's,
Sc Twelfth srteet. Instructions every even
ing from 7:3O till $40 Terms $3.50 per
month.
NEXT Wednesday and Thursday even
ings that talented young American actress
Miss Maude Banks, will appear at the Opera
House, supported by a splendid company,
in the new historical drama, Joan OF Arc.
AT the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church
there will be preaching tomorrow at 1880
a. M, and 7:30 p. H., by the pastor, Kew.
K. F. Randolph, d. ID. Sunday School at
= p. IN. Young peoples meeting, Monday,
at 7:3Op. m.
A LITTLE girl whose name could not be
asCertained, was severely bitten on the leg
by dog yesterday afternoon, while pass
ing along Main street, near Eleventh, The
animal belonged to Charles Dryhorst, and
will be killed by the police.
A SAD death Thursday was that OF Miss
Nellie Moore, q resident OF West Wheeling,
on the Ohio side. She was young lady
whose sunny disposition and attractive
qualities won for her many warm friends,
upon whom her death falls heavily.
The Water Board employees were engag-
ed Yesterday in blowing out the fire plugs.
If the plugs were opened to their fullest
capacity, instead of but half or two-thirds
turned on, as is often the case, the purpose
aimed at-the cleaning of the pipes
would be better accomplished.
A TRAMP forced an entrance into Frank
Iawsou's tailor shop, in Martins Ferry.
last evening, and stole new suit OF
clothes. He left an old coat behind him,
in the pockets of which q box of matches,
a bar Of soap and a razor were found. An
ATTEMPT was also made to enter Mr.. Brow
mans store. The police arrested two
tramps on suspicion.
MAUD ENGLE and Mrs. Ditty, along
with two young men, were having high
old time last night, in room IN alley b.
in the rear of 925 Market street. They had
champagne and other drinks, and were
shouting and singing when Officers Watson
and Dunlap arrived on the scene. When
they knocked for admittaDCe one of the
chaps Jumped from second story window
and escaped. The two women and the
other man were captured and put In the
cooler.
Labor Relrs is an interesting feature Of the